Comments on: Dr. Michael Brown’s Paper on John Hagee’s “In Defense of Israel”

By: F. J. Tanchuck

F. J. Tanchuck — Tue, 05 Oct 2010 21:48:21 +0000

G-D Bless you Brother Brown for taking a stand for truth! Please continue to pray for the peace of Israel, and Pastor Hagee.

By: AARON EASTON

AARON EASTON — Wed, 19 Mar 2008 19:44:08 +0000

Dr Brown,
Thank you for your firm yet friendly correction concerning Brother Hagee. I only hope and pray that he, like Peter, will accept this correction so that the gospel for ‘all’ [Jews included] will continue forward.

Aaron

By: Joel

Joel — Fri, 25 Jan 2008 17:22:03 +0000

Dr. Brown
Thank you so much for your refutation of the lies perpetrated on the Church and Israel in Mr. Hagee’s book, “In Defense Of Israel.” Are people so blind so as not to see or understand the truth of the Messiah? Why does the Church and it’s leaders not hold people accountable for blatant contradictions of the Word of God, but rather continue to pour millions of dollars into the coffers of false teachers so they can continue to deceive and pervert Scripture. Thank you for you stand on the truth of God’s Word.

By: roger olson

roger olson — Tue, 25 Dec 2007 16:44:24 +0000

thank you Dr. Brown, God bless in the Lord Jesus whom one day we will see” face to face” and worship forever.

By: Ebenezer

Ebenezer — Thu, 13 Dec 2007 07:30:00 +0000

Dear Dr. Brown,

Thank you for exposing that apostate John Hagee. Why Christian leaders are silent about this. If a person does not believe Jesus as his/her Messiah he/she will go to hell for ever.
Hagee is a liar, traitor and a fraud.

By: Russell Roberts

Russell Roberts — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 23:12:29 +0000

Mr. Brown, I can’t overstate my appreciation for someone like you who is willing to stand up and correct people like Hagee. I will note that Jesus suffered and reigned at the same time and his crowning moment was on the cross. Jews mistakenly believed that the Romans were the enemy. The true enemies of sin and death were defeated on the cross. The cross is the very place where Jesus reigned.

If you will recall, the mother of James and John asked to be on his right and left when he came into his kingdom. Jesus rightly noted that they didn’t know what they were asking for. We ultimately find that two thieves were afforded this honor. The cross is where Jesus came into his kingdom. A reigning King He was and is.

His message was also political. The Jews did not see a dichotomy between ‘spiritual’ and ‘political’ as we do. The very word euangellion would have held substantial meaning for any Jew from Isaiah’s prophecy but the Greeks would also have understood as well from the very word euangellion that if Jesus was King, Ceaser was not. The kingship of Jesus was a challenge to the authority of Ceaser as well as local tribal deities. So much for the imperial cult.

Once again, thanks for standing tall. Be blessed.